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Will it be the hot favourite in Chelsea or the underdog of Betis to lift this prestigious European Trophy on Wednesday evening?

With the links to West Ham in that famous "Cockney" Pablo Fornals and Adrian in goal both looking like starting and of course an ex-manager, plus its them from up West *spits assume we are all Betis fans for this? Even the resident Spurs twats Lady and the Ferret will be cheering on Pellegrini's side i would imagine, but fuck knows with those 2 

Pablo and Adrian were always well liked and put in a shift even if both were highly inconsistent, let's hope both have one of those games where they look world class, and if it goes to a shootout then Adrians your man!!!!!

Less said about Pellegrini the better, will always remember him for sitting in the dugout at the bowl like he didn't give fuck, but for this game i hope his team prevails.

Come on you Diegos

Palmer is one of those players who has a bit of magic about him.
For Guardiola to sell him & keep Grealish was a catastrophic error
I sometimes think that players who aren’t deep thinkers to put it politely have an advantage as they don’t seem to suffer from nerves & just concentrate on football

We did try for him but then Chelsea got involved 
Shame

He’s a complete simpleton, much like El Scorchio.

Leonard Hatred" wrote: ↑29 May 2025, 18:04 My hatred of Chelsea has lessened because of Palmer.
He's one of those players you love to watch.
Plays with the enthusiasm of a kid.
A maverick talent in the same mould as Joe Cole, Gascoigne, Frank Worthington,  George Best.
One of THEM players.

 

He is 1 serious special talent that lad. Pains me to say it but that was outstanding business. Guardiola dropped s huge bollock on him leaving for Chelsea. His footballing brain is next level.

Hazy memory but was it Lady Brady who said Palmer was offered or we tried to get before he went Chelsea?  

My hatred of Chelsea has lessened because of Palmer.
He's one of those players you love to watch.
Plays with the enthusiasm of a kid.
A maverick talent in the same mould as Joe Cole, Gascoigne, Frank Worthington,  George Best.
One of THEM players.

Much better game to watch than last week’s final.

Heartening too to hear Palmer saying how he prefers the risk reward passing game to the sideways and backwards stuff.

Strange game as Betis were all over them for an hour. Chelsea also ran out 4-1 winners beating Arsenal in the Europa League as well when Emery managed them with all their quality at Chelsea overpowering them. Betis didn't take plenty of their chances in the 1st half which didnt help either.

Would like to see us go after Dewbury-Hall 

Klopp really liked Adrian, as a bloke, so that might have helped him stay on there.

wils wrote: ↑29 May 2025, 10:27

honky cat" wrote: ↑29 May 2025, 10:20 Adrian did an ok job for us, not the greatest but a good character. He was probably the best available at the time.
But he has been almost retired since he left us, sitting on his arse at Liverpool for years and then back to his boyhood club for tapas and golf. So I'm not sure why he was playing in an European final, betis must have had no one else.

 

Didn't Liverpool use him in a European final too for similar reasons? He's done alright for himself since being moved on by us considering his age and ability.

I liked him. Scoring that goal against Everton in the penalty shoot out was a highlight for me.

The only silver lining is the Chelsea fans getting smashed by a bunch of Spaniards, which is about as embarrassing as it gets

honky cat" wrote: ↑29 May 2025, 10:20 Adrian did an ok job for us, not the greatest but a good character. He was probably the best available at the time.
But he has been almost retired since he left us, sitting on his arse at Liverpool for years and then back to his boyhood club for tapas and golf. So I'm not sure why he was playing in an European final, betis must have had no one else.

 

honky cat" wrote: ↑29 May 2025, 10:20 Adrian did an ok job for us, not the greatest but a good character. He was probably the best available at the time.
But he has been almost retired since he left us, sitting on his arse at Liverpool for years and then back to his boyhood club for tapas and golf. So I'm not sure why he was playing in an European final, betis must have had no one else.

Adrian did an ok job for us, not the greatest but a good character. He was probably the best available at the time.
But he has been almost retired since he left us, sitting on his arse at Liverpool for years and then back to his boyhood club for tapas and golf. So I'm not sure why he was playing in an European final, betis must have had no one else.

Turned off after Chelsea scored. Couldn't stand the rent boys wank fest that was about to commence .

Millwall, it's a given.. Tottenham pain in the arse, but Chelsea! Absolute cսnt of a club, hate the fuckers. 



 

ragingbull wrote: ↑28 May 2025, 23:28 Will they have a open top rent boys parade or to busy with the club world cup. 

About 30 people would turn up.

Manuel wrote: ↑29 May 2025, 03:02

Sydney_Iron wrote: ↑28 May 2025, 21:34 Well its all about opinions init!



 

it's like saying Antonio is a great striker and that's my opinion, so there. Laughable stuff.

Sydney_Iron wrote: ↑28 May 2025, 21:34 Well its all about opinions init!


 

Will they have a open top rent boys parade or to busy with the club world cup. 

Collins Wong - A Free Man" wrote: ↑28 May 2025, 22:52 Chelsea, Y*ds, Arse in CL
Palace in EL

Grim

Chelsea, Y*ds, Arse in CL
Palace in EL

Grim

Sydney_Iron wrote: ↑28 May 2025, 22:45 Mind you its also amusing seeing Arsenal fans still claiming they had the most successful season of the London clubs

Soul destroying on top of our shit season, we see our neighbours in Spurs, Palace and now Chelsea lift silverware.

Mind you its also amusing seeing Arsenal fans still claiming they had the most successful season of the London clubs

Yep.  That tops the season off perfectly

fuck

Bery rich club with large squad overcomes team with a fraction of their resources.

physicality and strength of Chelsea squad overcame Betis as they ran out of steam 2nd half